Sentence examples for only invoking from inspiring English sources

The Roberts Court has been doing much the same thing, only invoking the First Amendment rather than the 14th.

The resulting scheme is fourth order temporal accurate by only invoking the HWENO reconstruction twice so that it becomes more compact.

The original double bill was premiered at St Petersburg's Mariinsky Theatre 117 years ago; in Cardiff, conductor Valery Gergiev was not only invoking all the wealth of his company's long performing tradition, but also the frisson of history.

The results from our analyses (see above) strongly suggest that GapC1 evolution cannot be explained by any scenarios only invoking vertical transfer of GapC1 genes from the common ancestor of cryptophytes, haptophytes, stramenopiles, dinoflagellates, and apicomplexans+.

Usually this means the macro was only invoked conditionally.

In the above example, we only invoked methods on the actor from the main Python script.

He said he would only invoke this provision in the most dire of situations.

You also notice how Lester's Henry only invokes God when its suits his purposes.

The truth is that like all "deficit hawks," they only invoke deficits to cut programs they don't like.

The WHO declaration represents its highest level of alert and is only invoked in response to the most dire threats.

In addition, a displaced person could only invoke its protection if he or she could not migrate within the borders of the country of origin.